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Cornus canadensis is a
species of
flowering plant in the
dogwood family Cornaceae,
native to
eastern Asia and
North America.
Common names include Canadian...
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dogwood Cornus kousa of
eastern Asia, and two low-growing
boreal species, the
Canadian and
Eurasian dwarf cornels (or bunchberries),
Cornus canadensis and...
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eastern United States'
Cornus florida (flowering dogwood) is
similar in
appearance and
possibly in
chemical composition.
Cornus canadensis has
similar blossoms...
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dogwood (
Cornus sericea),
regionally referred to as "kinnikinick" in
Minnesota and
Wisconsin Silky cornel (
Cornus amomum)
Canadian bunchberry (
Cornus canadensis)...
- Greenland, but not in the
intervening region.
Where Cornus canadensis, a
forest species, and
Cornus suecica, a
heath or bog species, grow near each other...
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sometimes called a hybrid, or
Cornus × unalaschkensis.
Sometimes it is
listed as the same
species as
Cornus canadensis. However, many
authors consider...
- the free dictionary.
Cornus canadensis -
Canadian or
eastern bunchberry Cornus suecica -
Eurasian or
northern bunchberry Cornus ×
unalaschkensis - Alaskan...
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Castor canadensis,
common names American beaver,
Canadian beaver, or
North American beaver Cervus canadensis,
common name elk or
wapiti Lontra canadensis, common...
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Cornus sericea, Rosa acicularis,
Symphoricarpos albus and Acer glabrum. The well-developed herb
layer contains Linnaea borealis,
Cornus canadensis, Aralia...
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Stylidium species)
Canadian dwarf cornel (aka
dogwood bunchberry,
Cornus canadensis)
White mulberry (Morus alba)
Orchids (all
genus Catasetum)
Dwarf mistletoe...
